Introduction

The Ides of March are past us but such tragedies as Honors chemistry projects are still in effect. If you would like to learn more about Julius Caesar and his history, the following links can help you out. I have scanned the WWW to make it easier for you to research your topic. Below is a list of questions about the topic of this page.

Questions

1. What were the Ides of March?
   
   
2. Who were the assasins of Julius Caesar?
   
   
3. How and on what date was Julius Caesar killed?
   
   
4. How did Julius Caesar affect the Roman Empire?
   
   
5. How did Julius Caesar become the dictator of the Roman Empire?
   
   

The Internet Resources

• JULIUS CAESAR 91
• The Roman Empire
• Gaius Julius Caesar
• Web Guide - Student Activity 1
• Julius Caesar
• The Gallic Wars
• End of the Roman Republic

The Big Question

What are three main aspects of this topic? How would you chunk what you learned into clusters or a brainstorm map?